At 7/13/03 04:18 PM, Dr_Moose wrote: the man who makes it dosn't want it, the man who buys it dosn't need it, the man who uses it dosn't know it... what is it?

...that was kinda easy its a koffin...

Seven sons she has, this loving mother,
One is aloof, the other with a temper;
Four are gifted with rings of wonder,
The last, to his mom none is dearer.

She also has two daughters, we gather
Like twins, close to each other.
We know one for her air and laughter,
Hot, dazzling and beautiful, the sister.

Her name, one too many to remember,
But all known to a devote follower, to you, To me and to every wanderer, she is Arguably the perfect mother.

Question: What are the names of the mother and her dearest son?
Who were gifted rings?

back in the 1800's it took 3 days for the pony express to ride from Los Angeles to San Fransico, and it took 3 days to ride back. So a particular Pony Express rider left on Sunday from Los Angeles and got to San Fransico on Wednesday. On that same day (Wednesday) he left and came back on Sunday. How is that possible?

i read some ppls guesses but i didnt see anybody answer it right.
the horses name is sunday. thats how. im right. yay. iv heard this one before.

HINT:

See attached pic.

At 12/24/03 12:09 PM, NoOne_In_Particular wrote: Seven sons she has, this loving mother,
One is aloof, the other with a temper;
Four are gifted with rings of wonder,
The last, to his mom none is dearer.

She also has two daughters, we gather
Like twins, close to each other.
We know one for her air and laughter,
Hot, dazzling and beautiful, the sister.

Her name, one too many to remember,
But all known to a devote follower, to you, To me and to every wanderer, she is Arguably the perfect mother.

Question: What are the names of the mother and her dearest son?
Who were gifted rings?

Mother:sun

and at 11 p.m i'm 2 tired for the rest i'l look that up tomorrow i know that saturn has rings and stuff ans some other planets do to.

Here's a riddle(I hope nobody used this one):
Sir. I bear a rhyme excelling
In mystic force and magic spelling
Celestial sprites elucidate
All my own striving can't relate

At 4/27/05 01:08 PM, azn_pride1 wrote: Here's a riddle(I hope nobody used this one):
Sir. I bear a rhyme excelling
In mystic force and magic spelling
Celestial sprites elucidate
All my own striving can't relate

Afraid i don't know the answer, but try posting in the riddle crew instead of here
riddle crew

The Statement Below is True
The Statement Above is False

At 12/24/03 12:09 PM, NoOne_In_Particular wrote: Seven sons she has, this loving mother,
One is aloof, the other with a temper;
Four are gifted with rings of wonder,
The last, to his mom none is dearer.

She also has two daughters, we gather
Like twins, close to each other.
We know one for her air and laughter,
Hot, dazzling and beautiful, the sister.

Her name, one too many to remember,
But all known to a devote follower, to you, To me and to every wanderer, she is Arguably the perfect mother.

Question: What are the names of the mother and her dearest son?
Who were gifted rings?

I think the mother is the planet Venus, dearest son well I really don't know and about the rings well Venus' moons? Or does this has anyting to do with the stars? Man this riddle is pretty hard.

I have one...

The person who makes it gives it away.
The person who recieves it doesnt know what it is.
The person who knows what it is doesnt want it.

What is it?

If you are in an island with two tribes, one of truth tellers, and one of liars. The truth tellers ALWAYS say the truth, and the liars, always lie. You are looking somewhere t eat, and you find a man in the fork of a road. How do you ask him so he will tell you where the restaurant is, no matter what he is? there are two answers.

At 4/27/05 03:31 PM, Immigrant wrote: If you are in an island with two tribes, one of truth tellers, and one of liars. The truth tellers ALWAYS say the truth, and the liars, always lie. You are looking somewhere t eat, and you find a man in the fork of a road. How do you ask him so he will tell you where the restaurant is, no matter what he is? there are two answers.

-Well first ask him, is there a restaurant on this island? (your sure there is one, so if he sais no, he's a liar). If he's a liar, ask: is it on the left road? if he sais no, it's on the left. if he sais yes, it's on the right. Is this one of the correct answers?

http://1337muffin.com/puzzle
a good one same rules as "evil puzzle" search it inthe search as a title of a thread

At 7/13/03 09:08 AM, Slightly_Crazy_Dude wrote: HAHAHAHAHAHA, who said it was difficult its a clock.

What has a head or tail but no body????

isnt that a coin?

I have one: There are two words in the english dictionary that end in the letters GRY, one of them is hungry and the other one is angry so what is the third one? This is the hardest riddle ever btw.

At 7/13/03 04:18 PM, Dr-Moose wrote: the man who makes it dosn't want it, the man who buys it dosn't need it, the man who uses it dosn't know it... what is it?

a coffin